There are about 3000 different species of mosquitoes. No one can be seen who has not at least once thought that they could live in a country without mosquitoes.
Many people now think that there is no such place. But you are wrong. There is a land where there is no mosquito problem. Yes you read it right.
The North Atlantic country of Iceland is one of the very few mosquito-free countries in the world. Not only mosquitoes, but also no snakes. Although some species of spiders are found here, none of them are harmful to humans. There is a reason none of these are found here. It is commonly believed that cold repels mosquitoes, fleas and snakes.
Although mosquitoes can withstand temperatures as low as the arctic winter, they are not able to adapt to Iceland’s climate. Every year, the Iceland lake is covered with snow three times to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. Even before reaching sexual maturity, there will be the next big winter. With this, the cooling of the water will affect the breeding of mosquitoes.
Another finding is that the general ecosystem chemistry of water and soil in Iceland does not support mosquito life. In Iceland
No one needs to worry about insects while camping. They have to worry about the arctic fox, which is hostile to humans.
Apart from Iceland, there are no mosquitoes in Antarctica. Although there are no mosquitoes, the country has recently seen a number of previously unseen insects as a side effect of global warming. Perhaps mosquitoes will colonize the country sometime in the future if global warming is not controlled.